how do i change this its buggin me?

how on earth do i change the little thingy that says “expert unicyclist” over there < coz i am now where near expert! and i tryed to change it but then it just changed back and its buggin me now :frowning: im useless

please ? :thinking:

thanx

laura xxxxxxxx

click on ‘user cp’ up in those blue buttons…from there it’s ‘edit profile’ and then ‘change user text’

‘Custom User Text’ actually
(god lives in the detail, my friends :stuck_out_tongue: )

there’s a field to type your new title and then there’s a little tick-box that says ‘Reset?’
that fooled me the first couple of times
u’re NOT supposed to tick the box as that resets it to the forum default titles which is based on your amount of posts

what’s your new title going to be?

Unless you’re a dog.

Then crap and leaves live in detail

and if i’m dyslexic, does that mean i can sit up nights wondering if detail exists?

:wink:

Only if you’re an citsonga

What’s a diarama?

Did you mean Diorama?

Funny, I just heard that word in our parent-teacher conferences this week.

:frowning:

I bent my Wookie

ok
google is coming up blank, what’s a citsonga?
:thinking:

mmm, that ‘whooshing’ sound again…

keep thinking. Reading back to your posts may help.

gild just got it:D
gild feels very stupid now:o
gild thinks daino is faaar too sharp for his own good;)

I’m still wondering whether it should have been “a citsonga” rather than “an citsonga”.

Brian, Since you’re name is now so much longer than Sofa I was going to reply to you by refering to your initials as we do for JC and JF but then I realized that just wouln’t appropriate.

A little time with the Princess should take the bend out of your Wookie.

na citsonga?
(in serious danger of belabouring this joke unless u know that it’s a bit of african slang to refer to something that is very nice/kewl/wicked/lekker as ‘na!’[nja] - an odd pronunciation, the tongue pushes against the gum just above your top teeth and releases to create a sound that can best be described as a hybrid between an [n] and a [j] ([j] as in jello), from that sound, the pronunciation of the word ends in an [a] sound (as in car)

mmm, no, belaboured
:frowning:

yeah great help guys!i dont have a clue what your talkin bout anymore! :frowning: grrrrrrrr, well itll just have to bugg me coz it wont change :angry:

welcome to the forum :wink:

just go back to the very first two responses to this thread, the one from brian and myself
the info in there should help u sort this out

should if u’re still battling